microsd

My Mac computers (both an iMac and a Mac Pro) are unable to read the 128GB microSD card from my Mavic 2 Zoom. I was trying to offload the video I shot with my Zoom, and my Macs would not even recognize/mount the microSD card. When I inserted the card, I a window popped up that said the device...

I'm seeing that the 128gb Extreme Plus cards: Max. Read Speed: 95 MB/s Max. Write Speed: 90 MB/s are selling for just $5USD more than the 64gb. I could use it a lot in both my GoPro and Mavic, if it'll work. Anyone know?

Hi, really sorry if this has been covered but I couldn't find. Is there a benefit to saving to Micro SD as opposed to direct to my Iphone cache? I have a large memory on iphone but upon taking the video off yesterday (my SD card was full) it seemed at a lower quality to that of the SD card...

I took a few photos (nothing important) with the microSD card removed from the Mavic. I expected that since the photos were normally copied to the phone (albeit in lower resolution), that they would be there even when the SD card was not installed. I was fortunate to learn (when the photos were...

I understood that the Mavic Pro writes 4K at 60mbps (mega bits per second) and that is only about 8Mb per second. Well, I think the 60mbps must be a typo and they mean 60Mb/s as slower cards (600x) are dropping frames. I have a few Lexar 600x 32GB micro SD HC1 cards for my Phantom 2 GoPro Hero 3...

I have a problem, the Sandisk 64gb card that I use in my Mavic, cannot be read in the goggles. The Panasonic 16gb supplied with the Mavic works fine in goggles and Mavic. Anyone tried a 64gb card in the goggles ?

Is removing the micro SD card the only way to copy/transfer the files to your PC/laptop? Any port from mavic itself + cable that can connect to my laptop to transfer the files? Thank you.

So I've had the Mavic about a month now and flown it at every possible opportunity. The first time I discovered an unopenable file was after a full battery run and capturing one 3gb video file at 1080p in .MOV format. VLC displays the video length as 0:00 and QuickTime displays a message saying...